RoboSellers is an economics and entrepreneurship learning game developed with Junior Achievement that focuses on the role of money in business decisions. Players operate a robot parts business, traveling between planets to buy and sell inventory while managing costs, pricing, spending, and saving.
RoboSellers is an economics and entrepreneurship learning game developed with Junior Achievement that focuses on the role of money in everyday business decisions. Players operate a robot parts business, traveling between planets to buy and sell inventory while managing costs, pricing, spending, and saving. This interstellar simulation requires players to navigate market fluctuations and make strategic financial choices to grow their enterprise while maintaining sustainable business practices.
Entrepreneurship, Financial Literacy, Market Economics, Cost-Benefit Analysis
Purchase robot parts and resell them for profit in different markets.
Travel to varied locations to locate and evaluate inventory options.
Track spending, saving, and profits tied to business decisions.
Expand operations by making informed economic choices.
Understanding money, value, and decision making is foundational to economic literacy. RoboSellers helps learners practice core financial and entrepreneurial concepts by placing them in control of a business where choices about buying, selling, and resource use directly affect outcomes.
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